British King's Crown Buff Belt Antique Guns This is a very early

This is a very early dragoon pistol

Burst limits are typical on non-water-cooled automatic weapons

A 24oz charge of black powder gave a 7lb shell a muzzle velocity of about 1400 ft/sec—much greater than preceding designs—and

with original WWII markings and all original rare "Prestoff" simulated leather Transport Straps

The last and final mount is the chape or bottom cap to the scabbard

British King's Crown Buff Belt Antique Guns This is a very earlyOriginal Item: You rarely see these any more! These are the 1902 1952 White buff leather belts issued with parade uniforms in the British Army displaying the brass "King's Crown" Buckle with "Dieu Et Mon Droit" (God is my right) motto. Adjustable in length so should fit most mannequins or thin individuals (us fuller figured guys are out of luck!). The female (surround) of the buckle is permanently sewn to the leather belt with hard to find white buff